Dell Technologies stories

Winning in the digital economy requires a combination of technical understanding, pioneering leadership, and a sense of vision and determination to encourage innovation.

SA Rugby engaged Dell Technologies to ensure coaches and players have anywhere access to video snippets and data insights that can help improve training and strategy.

For the next phase of supercomputing, UQ will use advanced GPU technologies to provide a whole new capability of visual compute inside the supercomputer.

Dell Technologies has made Dell NativeEdge available worldwide, the platform that simplifies how customers manage and secure their edge infrastructure.

The Awards recognise partners for growing their business within the Dell Technologies Partner Program and unlocking new possibilities for their customers.

TAFE NSW and Dell Technologies have joined forces on a comprehensive refresh of TAFE NSW’s technology, overhauling the infrastructure and devices. 

The company addresses a perception gap in tech relevance and urges a culture shift for effective innovation

The three organisations will work together to reshape how digital infrastructure is designed, deployed, and maintained.

The company will use the Sagarmatha Next Centre with cutting-edge technology to showcase the video and offer additional opportunities.

"These solutions help organisations, of all sizes and across industries, securely transform and deliver better outcomes."

The enhancements empower organisations to proactively tackle the challenges associated with multicloud data sprawl, operational complexity and cyber resiliency.

There’s no advancement in IT without cybersecurity at the front, and these young adults have a skill gap in the area.

New Services to improve business outcomes across multicloud, workforce, data and applications, and resiliency and security.

The edge computing revolution is underway and is changing the way Australian businesses operate, transforming outcomes and driving growth.

"By launching this incentive program to our Authorised partners, we are offering enhanced business opportunities with customers and also rewarding success."

Databricks announces new Delta Sharing partnerships with Cloudflare, Dell, Oracle, and Twilio to continue growing its data-sharing ecosystem. 

Notable growth was seen especially within local government, education and healthcare, with customers ranging from 50 or more employees to large multi-nationals.

Dell and NVIDIA infrastructure and software include built-in data security for on-premises generative AI applications.

Project Fort Zero will deliver an end-to-end, validated Zero Trust solution to help organizations minimize the risk of cyberattacks.

Customers can achieve up to 130% return on investment in three years, significantly improve deployment times and reduce edge operations costs.

These additions are designed to help businesses operate and innovate faster through improved management and mobility of their applications and data wherever they reside.

This follows the Australian availability of the XPS 13 Plus, which launched in April having been refreshed to include the latest Intel 13th Gen processors.

Dell APEX expands global reach, introduces new capabilities and delivers enhancements to support demanding workloads.

"As data continues to pile up, and skilled IT talent often difficult to find, companies are finding themselves in a position to do more with less."